The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, August 3, 1961 Published by Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. New Liskeard, Ont. Member Canadian Weekly 'Newspaper Association. Issued every Fhursday; from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second. Class Ottawa. In Canada -- $2:50iper year In United States -- $3.50 per Mail Post Office, Department, in advance. year in advance. es GILDA q [See by | PAPERS CAMP GAGETOWN, 'N.B.--Yogi Béear was smarter "than "the -aver- age bear, but a weakness for easy meals was his downfall. The thusky, 250-peund "frequenter of.the army's training..area here Was all set for a summer: of free rations when 5,000 troops of the 3rd Canatiian Infantry Brigade Group moved into 'his territory. "Every night Yogi 'crunched through the dark 'bush, merrily g contents of garbage pails all r 'the soldiers' mice clean real estate, a The army -got:mad.A trap was sel for Yogi, but it-mever. got used. The'bear showed:up a' little early, right in the middle of a baseball @ame among: oficers of the Regiment, Artillery Lieut. John Rennie of Gull Lake, Sask., went chasing into-deep left field after a fly ball and met Yogi head on. The lieutenant went one Way and Yogi went the other. Other officers took after the bear and Yogi withdrew to his favorite weeds, but mo far enough. Wiajor Jack Goodine of Freder- icten caught up and just happen: ed to: have a rifle handy, That was the end for Yogi. PORT DOVER, Ont.--Don Bus- Coniee, an amusement.operator in this 'Lake Evie resort town, claim- ed suceess in the annual fight against «clouds of fhes which per- fodically blanket the downtown Buscombe said he has mounted a large light bulb, which attracts the swarming flies into the path of a fan on a tree, The fliés. are blown against a shield, killing them. They drop into a bucket. MACON, Ga. -- A bus terminal employee making a routine check of storage lockers made an unex- pected--and chilline--discovery. Roger Tucker said he reached into a locker and felt "something that'T knew wasn't supposed to be fin there', 'Tucker looked inside and saw. about 15 snakes, They had been feft in two paper sacks and a card- board box, Police officers responding to the @haken Tucker's call quickly round- ed wp the reptiles. They said the 1st | Royal Canadian Horse| snakes were of several varieties and included one rattler. Tucker, about 20, said that some of the snakes had wriggled out of the box. It was one of these that he grabbed. JOLIET, Ill.--Two trucks collid- ed at an intersection in. a residen- tial area. The result: Beer-on-the- rocks. Police said a city dump truck loaded with eight tons of rock for a street -project collided with a brewing company truck loaded with bottled 'beer. The dump truck lost part of its load. The beer truck overturned, smashing "most of its contents. The truck drivers were slightly injured. The Bible To-day In LeRaincy, France, a small city on the northeast outskirts of Paris, a Bible exhibition under the title "Bible and Civilization" was set up under the patronage of the local historical Society. LeRaincy is in the diocese of Meaux where Bishop Briconnet, one of the main promoters of the Biblical move- ment which led to the Reforma- tion, was active. The Alliance Biblique Francaise set up its exhibition there and a group of Roman Catholics also pre- pared a_ series of panels on the message of the Bible. Archeologi- cal material was set up by the Na- tional Museum, Le Louvre. The Synagogue and the Freemasons were represented by exhibits; both of whom worked on the theme of the building of the Temple. A local connoisseur lent a selec- tion from her collection of Biblical etchings of the 17th - 19th cen- turies, The Exhibition was visited by thousands of people including a large number of school children. The Alliance. Biblique Francaise got a mention of this exhibition. in the French Reader's Digest, which said, "The Bible also has a place in your home in order -to contri- bute te your happiness ------- . If you wish to possess a Bible write to and gave the address." Since this publicity appeared the Bible Society received an average of some twelve orders a day for the first two weeks. Suggested Bible Readings Sunday, Aug. 6th--Romans 13:1-14 Monday, Aug. 7th--Isaiah 59:9-21 Tuesday, Aug. 8th--Colossians 4: 7-18 Wednesday, Aug, 9th--I Peter 5: 1-14 Thursday, Aug. 10th--Acts 12:6-25 Friday, Aug. lMth--Acts 13:1-18 Saturday, Aug. 12th--Acts 15:22-41 HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR tee oe FAMILY MONUMENT aS ' eyour. fr fRock-of Ages' new See To Coca Your Family Monument" visit us today, ~. "AUTHORIZED "DEALER ~ "SANDERSON MONUMENT.CO..LTD. -- | Orillia _ « LLOCAL>REPRESENTATIVE "| 4... .----'< Ss. G. TULLOCH | 4 Haileybury, Ont. : AIR - Ont. . tame an dlovable as a newborn baby oxford' wool, or pink, or any colour you want. ~The eyes are shiny buttons and the collar is- trimmed with rhinestones and sequins. A very nice article for your next fall bazaar. Would you like to obt.in the crochet instructions, simply send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needlecraft Department of this paper, requesting PIERRE POODLE, 1472. Is there a dog in the house? Yes, there is, but is he as poodle? You'll love making it too, in light Leaflet NO. C-P.. 'Phons- OSborne 2-52 18 : Sf? Ys OY lds Yj Wty ZZ "tray "tte Z Ji, CARL/ING'S \\ _ WY \\\ ' BRADING man yourself ) iS -enjoy-the mellow#laveur of a quality ale! ~